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Hydro Tasmania We're proud to harness 100+ years of hydropower, leading Australia's renewable energy transition.

30/10/2026

Through our Community Benefit Sharing Program, Hydro Tasmania is supporting Guarding for Life, helping provide the funding needed to train local people in lifeguarding and water safety skills.

For small communities, that support can mean more qualified lifeguards, local employment opportunities and pools that can continue to serve their communities. And the skills participants gain can make a difference well beyond the pool.

29/10/2026

There’s a lot happening at Cethana Power Station. Project Manager Rob Downey takes us through the upgrade work underway during the current outage, from stabilising the rock face to preparing for future upgrades. It’s all part of a staged program to keep Cethana reliable and generating for Tasmania into the future.

24/10/2026

A big socket for some big bolts!🔧

We were absolutely energised 😉 by all the visitors who stopped by our Playdough to Power Stations display at the Flinder...
19/10/2026

We were absolutely energised 😉 by all the visitors who stopped by our Playdough to Power Stations display at the Flinders Island Show!

From winding up hand generators to learning how wind turbines, diesel generators and batteries work together to power the island, there was plenty to explore.

The colouring competition entries from Flinders Island School, Cape Barren Island School and Duck Pond Childcare were fantastic. Our judges had some shockingly difficult decisions to make!

Our safety focus was on who to call if you see a downed powerline 🧐 (Hydro on 132 004)

Thanks to everyone who dropped in for a chat on Friday 🤩

The major upgrade of the Huxley Hill Wind Farm on King Island has been completed! 👍The upgrade has extended the life of ...
15/10/2026

The major upgrade of the Huxley Hill Wind Farm on King Island has been completed! 👍

The upgrade has extended the life of the wind farm’s five turbines by at least 10 years, ensuring they continue to play a vital role in the world-leading hybrid renewable energy system that powers the island.

Our consulting business Entura was responsible for delivering the project.

Rather than replacing the turbines with new units, we "repowered" the wind farm using refurbished equipment and by restoring and reusing as many components as possible.

Executive General Manager of Assets and Infrastructure, Jesse Clark, said the project demonstrated how existing renewable energy infrastructure could be renewed in a sustainable way.

“Completing this upgrade means the wind farm can continue delivering reliable renewable energy for the island for years to come, while reducing costs and waste by making the most of existing infrastructure,” Jesse said.

As part of the project, we also successfully repaired a turbine that suffered damage during a high-speed wind event in early 2025.

The wind farm's two Vestas V52 turbines alone provide around 32 per cent of King Island's annual energy demand, displacing approximately 640,000 litres of diesel each year.

14/10/2026

While working methodically to remove fire-damaged materials and other hazards from Tungatinah Power Station, the focus is to the next stage of recovery, including for the safe deconstruction of the building and returning the machines to service.

Thanks to everyone who stopped by the Hydro Tasmania stand at the Liawenee Trout Weekend! 🐟Our team had a great time, di...
12/10/2026

Thanks to everyone who stopped by the Hydro Tasmania stand at the Liawenee Trout Weekend! 🐟

Our team had a great time, discussing everything from angling and water levels to what’s in store for Tasmania’s energy future. Gina enjoyed chatting with locals about the future of the Tarraleah hydropower scheme, including Richard Jarmusz (pictured).

10/10/2026

Hydropower may begin with water, but it’s people who make it possible.

From operators, engineers and electricians to environmental scientists, planners, project teams, field crews and support staff, thousands of skilled people work behind the scenes every day to keep hydropower generating reliable, renewable energy.

This Global Hydropower Day, we’re recognising our people whose expertise, dedication and teamwork power our industry and help deliver a more sustainable future.

08/10/2026

Some lessons stay with you long after the school bell rings💡

That's why our Generation Hydro team offers free lessons in schools across Tasmania, giving students the chance to create renewable energy, ask questions and discover where a career in the industry could take them.

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Hobart, TAS
7000

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Wednesday 8:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
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